1882 Publ. Washburn Observatory Univ. Wisconsin 1 16 The resistances of the two clock relays, of the sounder and of the (rewound) chronograph magnet are 5 Ohms each.

1899 McClure's Mag. Oct. 516/2 The witness is off again, to the same tune, like a re-wound musical box.

1954 Pop. Sci. Feb. 114/2 For playback, the rewound tape is drawn across similar reproducing heads.

1992 J. Torrington Swing Hammer Swing! x. 95 I slotted the rewound reel into the film cabinet and withdrew the next one in sequence.

1606 B. Barnes Foure Bks. Offices iv. 187 He semblably who being wounded, rewounded, and surrewounded vpon the face, will not shrinke nor yeeld himselfe.

1640 J. Tatham Fancies Theater sig. C3^v I know that thou hast power enough, and Art To wound, rewound, and cure a wounded hart.

1777 H. H. Brackenridge Ode in Death Gen. Montgomery 61 Ah! ye Britons inhumane; Why re-wound the bleeding chief?

1817 J. Hogg Sir Anthony Moore v. i, in Dramatic Tales I. 250 Do not Re-wound that kind and virtuous heart.

1895 Items of Interest Aug. 468 It [sc. the tongue] will involuntarily seek to retouch the jagged surface till it becomes impossible for the person suffering from the excoriation to keep the tongue from rewounding itself.

1912 M. Johnston Cease Firing xii. 135 It's hard on wounded men to be rewounded.

2005 K. V. Hardy & T. A. Laszloffy Teens who Hurt i. 15 When her wounds began to heal she often rewounded herself by picking at her scabs until they bled.

1629 F. Quarles Argalus & Parthenia i. 11 Demagoras, whose rewounded heart Had newly felt the vnexpected smart.

1999 E. M. Norman We Band of Angels vii. 80 To say that the raid was ‘unintentional’ added no balm to the dead and the rewounded.